Here's the new iPod Shuffle

Apple has completely redesigned its smallest player: the novelty has become significantly smaller than its predecessor.

The metal-clad device is modestly advertised by Apple as the world’s smallest player, which if not definitely true, it is definitely close to reality. With such a small size, it’s almost natural for usability to suffer, but Apple engineers have resorted to an old but well-proven solution: the most important controls are placed on the earphone cable. Seeing the end result, this may even be a good pull, but it’s also bad to think about how much a special earpiece will be available after a possible cable break. For easy, everyday use, Shuffle's knowledge base has been added with a new feature called VoiceOver: the solution allows the Shuffle to communicate all relevant information orally, such as the title of the song being played or the battery capacity on request. About the feature that supports only 12 languages ​​(not Hungarian, of course) so far website You can learn more from the video at.

Available with 4GB of storage capacity in both silver and black, the player comes in store for $ 79.